Difference between revisions of "Amplitudes for the Exotic b1π Decay"

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Let's begin with the amplitude for decay of a state X with some <math>J_X,M_X</math> quantum numbers:
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<math>
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\langle   
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\Omega_X 0 \lambda_{b_1} | U_X | J_X m_X
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\rangle
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=
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\langle   
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\Omega_X 0 \lambda_{b_1}|J_X m_X L_X s_{b_1} \rangle \langle J_X m_X L_X s_{b_1}  | U_X | J_X m_X
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\rangle
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</math>
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== OLD ==
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Revision as of 02:38, 28 July 2011

Let's begin with the amplitude for decay of a state X with some quantum numbers:







OLD

defining an amplitude...

angular distributions two-body X and decays

resonance helicity sum: ε=0 (1) for x (y) polarization; is the parity of the resonance

polarization term: η is the polarization fraction

k, q are breakup momenta for the resonance and isobar, respectively

Clebsch-Gordan coefficients for isospin sum

two-stage breakup angular distributions, currently modeled as

angular momentum sum Clebsch-Gordan coefficients for b1 and ω decays.

Clebsch-Gordan coefficients for isospin sums: